BIP! Finder - Effects of the Curing Process on the Residual Stress in Solar Cell Module

2016 • Effects of the Curing Process on the Residual Stress in Solar Cell Module

Authors: Zidu Li; Pei Wang; Jianfeng Gao; Haiwen Jin; Songzhe Liu; Juncheng Liu

Venue: Kemija u industriji

Type: Publication

Abstract: Panels using solar power require high reliability, and the residual stress in the solar panel has an important effect on its reliability and lifetime. The finite element method was adopted to simulate the impacts of the rectangular solar panel encapsulation process parameters, such as the elastic modulus, the thickness of adhesive, and the curing temperature on the residual stress in the solar cell module. The results show that the residual stress in the solar cell module increases linearly with the increase in these three factors. The residual... (read more)

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Topics: Process engineering Composite material

DOI: 10.15255/kui.2015.048

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